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The Miller mansion is located in the historical center of St. Petersburg opposite St. Isaac's Cathedral and is an architectural monument.
A powerful fire in the Miller mansion opposite St. Isaac's Cathedral in the center of St. Petersburg was filmed. The video was published by Notepad Russia on its Telegram channel.
The footage shows that the fire engulfed three floors of the building. Fire brigades and ambulances are present at the scene.
The Ministry of Emergency Situations in the city reported that the fire was assigned a second rank. Eight pieces of equipment and 40 personnel are involved in extinguishing the fire. There were no reports of casualties; the area of the fire is being determined.

Traffic is blocked near the burning historical mansion of F. L. Miller on St. Isaac's Square in St. Petersburg. The area of the fire is 2 thousand square meters, the combustion occurs inside the building, and strong smoke rises above the mansion. Rescuers from the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Russian Federation continue to extinguish the fire; fire trucks and special towers are deployed.

A fire occurred in the historic Miller mansion at 3 Isaac Square in St. Petersburg, the area of which grew to two thousand square meters, the press service of the Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations reports.

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